Queen's Square School

Queen's Square School is a UK-based heritage international school, heading a global group of schools which reflect the ethos and values of British independent school education.

The red-brick Queen's Square School building, with arched windows and a central arched entrance

Our ethos

We believe the educational needs of young people are best met in a secure and happy environment, where every child is given the opportunity to reach their full potential.

A Queen's Square education is traditionally based. It seeks to foster the highest standards of personal and academic achievement, and to send children into the world with good manners, kindness and a real concern for others.

Three pupils in Queen's Square uniform, grey jumpers and blazers with the crest, talking together

Tradition

A British independent school education, with a history in Bedfordshire going back to 1835.

High standards

High expectations of teaching, conduct and care, for every pupil.

Character

A house system that rewards effort as much as achievement, and builds good manners and kindness.

A rounded education

English and mathematics at the heart, with the sciences, humanities, languages, the arts and sport.

Two pupils in Queen's Square uniform at a classroom desk, working on written notes

Education

Reading is the cornerstone of a child's education. From it flow writing, grammar, spelling, problem solving and general knowledge, and from those every other part of the curriculum.

English and mathematics are part of every day. Every pupil receives individual attention, so that their strengths are found and developed and any gaps are caught early.

Our curriculum

Our schools

A global group of schools

Every school in the Queen's Square group reflects the ethos and values of British independent school education.

Pupils in safety glasses looking through a microscope in a science lab, with their teacher

Our history

In 1835 a fee-paying school for 290 children opened in Bedfordshire. By 1856 it had outgrown its premises, and the following year it moved to a new site on Queen Square.

Today Queen's Square heads a global group of schools that share its ethos and values.

About Queen's Square

A painting of the Victorian red-brick school on Queen Square, with gothic arched windows and a pointed doorway

Contact us

For general enquiries and admissions, or to speak with our School Partnerships team about joining the Queen's Square group.